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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-19
W. q. u. s. BENEFIT.
Miss Dillon Draws Fine Audience In Il

Miss Dillon Draws II Fine Audience In tho
Opera House. , DE-
Miss Dillon's entertainment at the
Opera House last night for the benefit Of
tho Women's Union Benevolent Society
was in every Bense a handsome success.
Mics Dillon attracted a large audience,
fairly representing the intelligenceof the
city. The liberal applause was not moro
marked thsn the quiet evidences Of yery
great satisfaction.
Miss Dillon shows very great improve.
ment since her last public appearance
hero. Her shading is more delicate and
her voice even moro musical. Her pro.
grsmme last night took q wido range and
showed a confidence in her power that was
not over-eBt!matad. Her humorous rocita.
tons, by no means requiring tho leass
skill, were done with easy naturalnees
and to the delight Of the audience, and
these again took 0 wide scope.
To say which OF the readings was the
best it would BIO necessary to consult first
q great many tastes. 1t may DO said, how.
ever, that'"The Spinning Wheel Song,n
Bulwer's faux Italiens" and 1.-THE Greed
Of the Bells" were the aelections requiring
the most at, and that they were rendered
with skill and finished effect. faux
Italiens," q remarkably beautiful thing,
wss given with fineness Of appreciation
and a fullness Of sympathy that would
have touched any heart. Nothing 10 more
noticeable in Miss Dillon than her ease,
seli control and distinctness Of ennuncia.
ton. Add 10 these qualities intelligence
and talent, and we have the acceptable
public reader, snd that Miss Dillon 10.
Tho Opera House orchestra contributed
greatly to tho pleasure Of tho evening, the
accompaniment TO three OF the recita.ions
being y novel and delightful feature.
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TO BE PROLONGED.
THE p1e FAIR SUCH a SUCCESS
That the assetnbly's Committee Decides to
Continue It Two More. Nlghts-Anothor
Large Crowd Present Last Night.
Everything Moving Smoothly.

The big industrial fair and festival OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As.
sembly that was opened at the Chapline
street rink last Monday night, and which
has been in progress every night this
week, continues to be an attraction full OF
intercat, and one that draws wonderfully
large crowds. To-day the fair will be open
both afternoon and evening, and regular
rush Is anticipated tonight, and the ex.
pectation 10 that the money will fairly
roll in. ri
So general is tho interest taken in the
fair and 60 unanimous tho denire to see 1t
extended, that the general committee has
decided to continue It Monday and Tues.
day nights, when II will positively DO
broughtto close. This decision was ar.
rived at alter consultation with tho ysri.
ous subcommittee in charge OF tho sew.
eral booths. They al cheeriully agreed
10 donate two more nightn OF hard work
to the cause. There WAS never m affair
Of this nature that had better committeee
than those the Assembly has been blessed
with. To them is due, in q major por.
ton, the credit that attaches to this great
Buccesa. ,g7l
This evening tho purchasers OF articles
and tho winners OF prizes rallied of during
the week will BIO granted tho privilege Of
removing them from the booths. As there
will still be thousanie Of articlen LEFT over
u general auction will be held Monday
evening at tho various booths. Tuesday
evening the remaining articles In all the
booths will DO punched md q general rni.
flo held. The probabilities arc that
hundreds OF articles will he disposed OF in
this manner and thus insure the purchaser
Of single ticket sure chance Of d,awir z
a prize. :
The attendance liant night was larger
than 1t has been on any previous evening.
Many were noticed who had visited the
place earlier in the week, but who could
not Withstand tho temptation to ngain in.
spect the countless novelties that Gro to
be eeen In this busy hive. AS on previous
nights the crowd was one made up OF
nearly every clasS; and it was one with
money to spend in aiding tho COM
mendabls project for which tho fair 10
given. The relreshment ard supper
stands were called on heavily, but profit
ing by former experience, wero fortunste-
ly, supplied with enough to meet all de.
ma1ds. Chances in tho several rafles
were sold in large numbers and the vari-
Gus booths were liberally pAtronized. The
glass workers display and thstmnde by Mr..
Joseph Phillipa, OF tho Standard mill
and bis estimable wiio continue to DO ex-
hibits OF special interest. Donations are
still coming in and the management is
encouraged by the liberal encouragement
received on all sides to believe that not
less than $500 will bs cleared. 6
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DR.. John L. Dickey will give a talk to
young men in the Y. NJ. @. A. psrloru at
. o'clock next Tuesday evening. His
topic will be '"rhe Human Eye, it's Use
and Abuse" III ~
The attendance is increasing each week
at the Sunday School Teachers meeting
at the \. NJ. O. A. The meeting will be-
held at s o'clock this afternoon, and DR.,
Cooke will have charge Of it. q: 5.
a Young Mons Social religious meeting
will be held ct tina Y. NJ. GA, building
at 1880 o'clock tonight. a meeting Of the
same nature will also be held OF 4 o'clock
tomorrow. Last Sunday the parlors were
crowded with young mon, and tho meet
ing was very interesting. All men are
invited to attend, IN 4 III 80 ~.
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For two wesks past revival nervices
have been held at the Fourth Street NJ; E.
Church. Tho attendance has not been
large but tho interest has been deep, and
there is much TO encourage the workers to
so on. A few have sought Christ and the
church has been strengthened. The uoot-
lnga will DO continued and everything
done 70 enlarge their influence. "A most
cordial invitation Is extended to tho pub.
lie and to all religious workers to be pres.
ent. On Sunday evening at I o'clock q
special revival Eorvics will be held in the
Sunday school room. The muaic will be
appropriate and following tho sermon
there will be on altar service. Everybody
is invited, I, =.
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a WHEELING STEAMER
Lost on the Ailssissipri-Thc Particulars.
KS. ~, General ltiyer News. Upr &

Yesterday Hon. A. J. Sweeney received
from Memphis, Tenn, q dispatch stating
that at about 10 o'clock the night before
as the towboat Pat Mclaughlin was tow.
ing tho General Peirson, q disabled
steamer, from Belmont, a place on the
opposite side Of the river from Memphis,
when about hall way across the river she
was caught In a strong eddy or whirlpool
and capaized, and sinking, became q total
wreck. 5-s,s 1879 lI@
2 The crow all jumped % the boat ca.
reened, and rs they were good swimmers
no lives were loHt. II 10 supposed that
Frank Farnsworth, tho pilot, had tempo.
rary command OF the boat, 90 tho tslc.
gram was from him. n
The Mc1. sughlin was built hero not
very long ngo, tho hull and machinery o!
tho old Monitor being used. She was
originally owned by company composed
Of Dave Davls, W. ]. W. Cowden, Ike
Carpenter and otheru. She was placed In
tho Southern trade, but about two months
ago was seized by tho United States Mar.
shal at Helena, Ark, for debt, at tho In.
stance Of the firm OF A. J. Sweeney 4
Son, who two weeks ago bid her III at
public sale.
Since then she hns boon under contract
as railroad transfer boat about Memphia.
She VIVA valued at $1,000, and In insured
for 5000, placed by Anderson & Akin.
son in marine insurance companies oil
Cincinnati and Louisville. Bob Fitch
the engineer, aud Ike Carpenter, tho mate,
arc both residents here, and were both on
board OF her at the time Of the accident
The locality Of the accident Is said by river
men 10 be one OF tho most dangerous Oh
the Mississippi.
Captain John n. Sweeney, who wont
west TO bid tho boat In at tho MARSHALL
sale, left Memphis for home shout five
hours before the accident.
BANK BRIEFS, ST..
Buainess was light on tho lsycc yestcr
day. Ii
Tho Scotia is duo down at..an early houl
this morning. N
The steamers had considerable trouble
on account Of the heavy wind yesterday
Tho @. W. Bachelor Tor Pittsburgh ant
tho Courier for Parkersburg viii! DO to
days packets. r.9H'
The river is still falling OF this point
The marks last evening indicated a deptt
in the channel OF 20 feet. 4.
The reports from above last night vert
all to tho effect that tho rivers wore falling
at Pittsburgh tho depth in the channe
WAS Il feet.
The John r. Towboat Company OF Ka
hawha county, recently incorporated b.
Secretary Of State Walker, has purchased
tho steamer Nellie F. Brown, paying abou
$1,000 for her.
Captain Ben Merricles has resigned hi!
position as commander OF tho Fleetwood
He will retire with the cloae Of this weel
and DO succeeded by Captain John Bren
non, who has been on the Louis A. Shir
Icy.
The Louis A. Shirley did not arrive unit
late last night, having been detained BY
big business and the heavy wind that wat
blowing nearly all the timo yesterday
She will leave st 8 o'clock this Afternoon
on her return trip. The steamer and hel
efficient officers arc 30 we'll known tina,
any special mention is almost unneces
aary. Shippers are requested to have
their shipments on tho levee ut an early
hour.
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I LOCAL I,nEyIrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud Ab,
HttiEtaF5 the City, H IFI. n

Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
Y1tit5 the City.
MAriSEEa ut both theatres this after
noon. - 6s,3 VIZ.
NE WooD in "The Boy Detective" at
the Grand this afternoon aud evening.
Miss MINNIE MApDERN in Caprice" at
the Opera House this afternoon and even.
ing. tl& ~ *
The nail keg coopeis Of Benwood are
reported TO have had their wages adyanc.
cd from s. 10 pcr 100 10 So 10 to take effect
to-day. FIT
TnE Maylower Social and its friends
danced at Westwood's hall in the Eighth
ward last night to tho music Of Mayors
orchestra. z. .
The Opera House orchestra. will give
another ono lie semi.monthly Sunday
night rehearealn ct Germania hall to.mor.
row evening.
The Public Building, both ut tho city
and county cnds, was entirely barren OF
news yesterday, and the Justice shops
were but triile better. s, ma
TIE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold ngospcl temperance meet.
Ing ut the English Lutheran church Sun.
day evening at I o'clock.
The South Side Singing Society enter.
tanned its members and Its friends ut Its
hall last evening in very enjoyable man.
ner. There was q concert followed by m
hop. 04 V#,55 j.
Miss MATTE VlcyRns the charming lit.
1 n ~ IN hN had hnr ~, n
a fsvofite hero, will play return engage
ment at tho Grand the last three nights o
next week.
TnE bali given at Germania hall ,,iass
night by the Junior Plumbera OF this city
was q very jolly affair, aud brought to.
gether large and merry crowd. 1t wat
q great euccees. II
! TnEcongregation Of the Disciples church
Of this city hayo given Elder Mathew L
Atwood, OF Housewife, Venango county
Pa, call, and he will begin his labor
with tho church tomorrow.
The ahait for the Wheeling steel plan
at Benwood having arrived from Phila
delphia whore Il was lent some time since
to hsVo come neceeeary repairs made, will
be placed In position Immediately, anG
the plant will probably resume operation
carly mex. week.
| Tue Windsor Athletic Club, IN organi
cation composed OF q number Of cieyel
gentlemen living on the South Side, ant
one that although OF recent origin, ha.
grown very popular, gave very pleassn
| hop at ils rooms last night. Their guest!
were loud in their praise OF tho entertain
ment. Kitimyer furnished the music.
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Miss Micha Wells, Of Beach Bottom, one
OF the Brooke county stations along the
Pewiky road, assisted by Mr.. Bane, a
popular gentleman in that locality, gave a
party one night this week to number Of
her friends. It was arranged for in a
very short space Of time, but that II any
thing, added to the enjoyment. About
twenty couple were present and they
whiled away the time playing cards and
dancing, About midnight a substantial
lunch was served. An orchestra from
Wellsburg furnished the music.
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There vas another change OF bill at the
Grand last night. "The Boy Detective =
very interesting four.act drama was nut
on by Mr.. N. s. Wood, supported by his
own company. in a very satisfactory
manner. Mr.. Wood assumes neyen differ.
ent characters in this play and does them
all in manner that wics for him on.
thusisatic applause. Tho piece will be re-.
peated this afternoon and evening, when
Mr.. Wood will terminate what has been n
successful weeks engagement. Pom.
ular prices prevail at this house, and thia
afternoon will hs q souvenir occasion. -
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WITH now plumbing, furniture, eleva-
tor and under it's new management, there
can DO no pleasanter place to stop in New
York than the well known Sturtevant
House, Goth and Broadway, New York.
It 10 centrally located and is conducted on
both the American and European plans Of
moderate prices. Matthews {: Pierson.
Trh3s 1s ~ Et..ss l'7sll =. Fl
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N ?
GA Night ON y

The return engagement to be played at
the Opera House Tuesday Of next week
BY Sheppard's excellent company Of com.
mediana, presenting Augustin Daly'sgrcat
comedy "a Night o." promises to be-
quite q popular ono. The day being a
holiday-Washington'a birthday-a matt.
nee performance will DO given also,
Manager Foose!in bis announcement says:
ut will be remembered that this coupa.
ny filed an engagement at this house on
December 9th, and gave great satisfsc.
tion--in fact, made a hit-and the Der.
torrance Yves pronounced by all az being
one Of the finest comedies that has ever
been eeen here" Z, u.
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A BRAVE ACT,

He ran down to tho landing with all
possible speed and throwing of his coat
and vest and kicking of bis shoes jumped
rbravely into the cold waters ut a point
just above the P, ". & Ky. freight
house. He caught tho board and had
about made his way to the end where
Wagner was clineing with death grip,
just the top Of his head showing above the
water, when the half dead man clipped
Oft and disappeared for the last time.
Baker managed to get out unassiatcd; no
was nearly dead with cold himself.
It is suppoaed that the fright and cold
made Wagner nearly unconscious an soon
as he was thrown from his seat. Efforts
were made to recover tho body, but with
no euccess. Tho team is supposed to DO
lodged under the whari-boat. Baker re.
ceiyed no end Of praise, which he deserved,
for his bravo efforts.
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WE have introduced n new system Of
selling Watches on tho instailmcnt pIan
whereby You can secure q watch ut once
Oh easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JoWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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GrroRTa MADE TO RESCUE MN,

Wagner hosted rapidly down the a!resm
psst the whart-boat and close to it. One
man who had rushed on the boat held out
q broom which the unfortunate man
grasped at and missed. Another man
threw rope, but just then Wagner went
down. AS lie came up Councilman George
Gundling, who had witnessed the occur
renee, threw him long board that he had
picked up and rushed on the boat with.
Tho man caught this and for moment
it looked 40 though no might be saved,
but there were 10 skils about and no one
was willing to rick bis own lie until Henry
Baker camo rushing down from biz
father'S place on Eleventh street. His
mother had witnessed from her window
tho accident, and rs che saw Wagner
thrown into the river called her son, q
young man about twenty-iour- years old,
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WE have Just received a full line OF
SPRING OVERCOArINGS, and are In
daily receipt Of the latest Novelties in
Spring Sultings.
Also, on hand handsome limo OF Neck
wear and GentlemeE's Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS 4 SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK IL co.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK IL co.
SHOOK & co,
NEW GOODS.

Spring Dress Goods in new
and striking effects; handsomest
line we have ever shown at this
time OF the year. An elegant
quality Of Surah Silk in black and
all the new Spring Shades at
81 90 per yard, worth ST IS.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. lo.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, rain
or snow followed by fair weather moth
westerly winds, lower temperature.
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OAlco. Nos. 25 and ~ Fourteenth s.root.
Now Advertisements,

Drowncd-s5o Reward.
Choice Eggs For Salient. Do ,Chantel Poultry
YNvd. s-a aH.Ea .gsa1 :
Uso tho Cato City Stone Fitcr-Ewiug Bros,
Just lu--Toet soaps-R Il. List. o.
For Rent and For sale-Houses and Farms-Jaa.
A. Henry. Agent.
Physicians ilnve Found Out-Third page.
Olivcs-k. J. smyth. az .7iz rz.e
Opern House-Newton Beers, gaG
List OF Letters f'. .aaAN7 4
Trustees Sa!c-s. F. Crawford. ,z.E
Look at Diuge.'s Hat Dsplay-Head oil Local.
Tho Pittsburgh Dspatch-llcad OF LEGAL,
4 Now Typc.Writer- Head OF Local.
Religious S8iees-FoHrth page, -.
Trades Assembly Fa!r-Fourth page. II
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A very handsome line OF
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
to match new goods, has just
been opened.
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baltimore i Ohio Chicago Limited.
On and after Sunday, February 20, the
Baltimore & Ohio will run a sleeper and
coach on train II, leaving Wheeling at 8
?. NJ, city time, and arriving at Chicago at
. A, ", t!,7 tE- F34 A.
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N5DIsOIPLEy OHURCH-PREACH.
Nathan L. Atwood, pastor. Sunday school at S:S(,
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NEsZANE STREET NJ. E.. CHURCH,
Wy Rev. J. Henry Hess, pastor. prcocIinc N.
morrow at 1888 A. y. and 100 ?, X. SABBATH
Echooi at or n, -7rTsl- -, - - ''a
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The latest and most original advertising
idea We have heard OF was that resorted to
BY Mr.. Lawrence Lottier, Of Richmond,
Va, who liberated last week fifty pigeons,
each having attached to its neck card
bearing tho following:
= always chew Lottier's Strawberry
Twist" :
Take the advice OF the birds and get one
Of the elegant gifts offered for the tags in
the advertisement which appears in our
columns, &, h. -. 4 Z -
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n SST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-REV.
w r. Rush swope, rector. Services tomorrow
at 1880 A. N. and 7:30r. ". Sunday school at 2:so
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USlrEp STATES SENATOR BLAckBvRy, OF
Kentucky, publicly endorses Red Star
Cough Cure. 5l,t.
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Az reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: q,
IAN. "a. IL NJ. 3r.N. 7rx.
1862 co. ESQ Go $50
Weathes-Changeablc 1858, jl4,5t
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French and American atines,
solid colors in every shade, and
a beautiful line Of Fancies-a
splendid quality at 12Hc a yard.
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The Standard Rotary Shuttle Is the
lightest running sewing machine ever Of
fered to the public; see advertisement Of
Edward L. Rose & Co.
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Il FFOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH
W. Preaching Sunday at 1880 A. " md 5.no
~, BY the pastor Rev. K. F. Randolph, b b, sun.
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". L. DouaLAs' s. 90 and s. so fine
Calf, warranted, Shoes, for gentlemen, are
the best in the world. Sold only at
SroNE's CASH SHOE STORE,
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15DST. LUKE'S P. L. CHURCH
t<5 LsLAND-Rey. J, Gibson CAN'T. 4. D. rcctnr
Services at 1894. N. and 7F. II. Sunday School
ut +, n --eE ssr.'. t-.1 ,.gsf 800 '1-N 4
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New Crinkles, Seersuckers,
Ginghams, Prints, etc We
offer one case Of Crinkles at
6Aca yard, worth 121Ic a yard.
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NSSECOND PRESBYTERIAN
Wy CHURCH-Rcv. Vim. H. Cooke, D. d.. pastor
Services at 1880 A. II. aud 1880 P. u. Sabbath
School at "a. NJ 'I6E71 = - = '''''Au
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NPTHIRD tPRESBYTERIAN
Wy ClluRClI-EIghth ward-Rsy. L. W. I,arr
pastor: Services tomorrow at 1850 A. ", and 7 p
II. Sabbath School at 2 p. N. =. -s""'> -
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A CHILD'S skin
Ears and Scalp Covered with Ecze-
matous Scabs and Sores
Cured by Cutic,lra.

MY little son, aged eight years. has been afflicted
II! with Eczema OF tho Scalp, and at times great
portion OF the body, ever since he was two years
old. 1t BEGAN In his ears, and extended to bis
scalp, which became covered with Ecabs md sores,
and from which sticky fluid poured out, causing
matted and liia!css. Underneath these scabs the
skin was raw, like piece OF bcefstelk. Gradually
the hair came out md was destroyed, until but 4
small patch was left at tho back Of tho head. Ny
friends In Peabody know how my lttlc boy has
suffered. At night he would scratch his head until
his hands behind him, and In many ways tried 10
prevent his scratching; but 1t was no use he
would scratch. took him to the hospital and 10
the best Physicians tn Peabody without stccess
cured BY the Cuticura Remedies, prevailed upon
nc to try them. began TO use them on the 18th
OF january last. In seven months every particle
OF the disease wGs removed. Not spot or scab re-
mains on bis scalp to tell tho story OF his suffering
His hair has returned and thick and strong, and
bis scalp As sweet and clean a7aay child's In the
world. 1cnnnot say enough TO express my graft.
tudc for this wonderful cure by tho Cuticllfa Rem.
cdics, and wish all similarly afflicted to know that
my statement Is true and without cxaggeration.
Oct 6, 1856. Peabody, Mass.
have seen Mr. McKay's boy when badly affect
ed with the Eczema. He was pitifii sight to look
at. know that he has tried OUR best physicians,
and did ell father could do for suffering child
but svnilcd nothing. know That the statements
no has made you as regards tho curing OF hts boy
By your Cu!tcura Remedies arc true In every par.
ticu!hr. VILLA u J. MCCARTHY,
- 90 Foster St., Peabody, Mass
Sold everywhere Price: Cutfcura, 50 cents.
Cuticura Soap Is cents; Cuticure Resovent 81 %,
Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,
Boston, Mass 1..5, 5sFr..7 80
Send for "How 10 euro Skin Diseases" ~
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That most dietracsing trouble, lumbago,
is citectnally removed by St. Jacobs Oil.
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WEguarantee our Ladies' Flexible Kid
Button Shoes at 81 90 and s. %, to equal
any shoe sold at SOC more. 'ttFr
sToNE's CASH SHOE STORE.